Create index.html for this Repository

[AryanVBW]

Create index.html for OS Repository with CSS and JavaScript

Description

Develop an index.html page to showcase information about supported operating systems for LinuxDroid. The webpage should be styled using an external style.css file and include interactivity through a linuxdroid.js file. Ensure the page is visually appealing, easy to navigate, and responsive across devices.

Tasks

• [ ] Create an index.html file with a clean and semantic structure.
• [ ] Style the webpage using an external style.css file.
• [ ] Add interactivity using the linuxdroid.js file (if necessary).
• [ ] Include a navigation bar for easy access to different sections of the OS list.
• [ ] Ensure responsiveness for various screen sizes (desktop, tablet, mobile).
• [ ] Test the page across different browsers to ensure compatibility.

Notes

• The CSS file (style.css) should follow best practices for styling, including mobile-first design.
• JavaScript (linuxdroid.js) should be lightweight and optimized for performance.

[Nandini1071]

Hi @AryanVBW , could you assign this task to me and let me know the project name?

[AryanVBW]

Hi Nandini1071, @Nandini1071

I hope you're doing well! I’d like to assign you the task of enhancing the visual appeal of our web page based on the Debian-for-Android part of LinuxDroid project repository. The repository is primarily focused on Debian Linux for Android, so it would be great if the design reflects that theme.

Key Updates:

• Theme & Layout: Please incorporate design elements, color schemes, and images that resonate with Debian Linux and Android.
• Reference: For more information on the project, feel free to check the README page here.
• Logo & Banner: Here is the current logo and banner for LinuxDroid. You can also redesign the logo if you feel a fresh take would enhance the overall project identity.

If your redesign aligns with our vision, we would definitely consider it for the project!

Looking forward to seeing your creative input.

Best regards,
Vivek W

[Nandini1071]

Sure will start working on this @AryanVBW So according to my thinking the UI would be like

1. Having Linux Deriod at the top in the center and the logo at the top left side.
2. In the center of the screen we can provide a drop down or something in which user can select the version on selecting one we can show an alert or prompt that you have selected this version.

And one doubt the android versions mentioned in the below shall I add all of them in the drop down ? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Android_version_history

Is this looking fine for you if you want you can provide your thoughts on this. I would start the development on the same.